Marie von Roskowska

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Marie von Roskowska (born October 12, 1828 in Bromberg ; † October 1889 in Hamburg-Hohenfelde ) was a German writer and bookseller . She also published under the pseudonyms Friedrich Clar , Gerd von Oosten , and A. Albert .

Life

Marie von Roskowska, about whose life very little is known, worked as a bookseller in Bromberg. She later lived as a freelance writer in Berlin . In 1888 she moved to Hamburg , where she died in October 1889.

To the literary work

Marie von Roskowska wrote short stories , short stories and novels . Like women authors in the 19th century, it often had to publish under a pseudonym for economic reasons. Her literary works are largely youth or girls' literature . Her work also includes historical novels . She dealt with the Polish question , presumably also because of her origin . As part of her investigation, Ewa Plominska-Krawíec dealt with well-known authors such as Gustav Freytag , Heinrich Laube or Harro Harring , but also August Lewald and Marie von Roskowska, as they did in the German narrative prose of the 19th century The downfall of the aristocratic republic and the Poles' struggle for freedom are portrayed as they are described by historical personalities such as Tadeusz Kościuszko , the Polish King Stanisław August Poniatowski or Emilia Plater and stereotypical figures such as the vicious noblewoman, the serf peasant or the conspiratorial Pole. She dealt with the Polish January uprising in 1863 in the novel A Son of Poland , where, in contrast to many other German authors, her good knowledge of facts is assisted.

In 1879 she corresponded in the Berliner Sonntagsblatt under the pseudonym A. Albert .

She wrote the novellas “Who?” And “Auf dem Weinbriet ” for the “entertainment sheet” of “ Neuesten Nachrichten ”, Munich 1871. From the French murder burner parade in the Palatinate “as newspaper continuation novels .

The American Germanist Lorie A. Vanchena , Kansas gave a lecture in November 2010 on how Marie von Roskowska skillfully instrumentalized historical European events in order to take a stand on contemporary issues, in particular on the complex of national unity and identity.

Works

  • Gustav Nieritz : star, stick and pipe . Marie Roskowska: Alexei and Aphaka or the Kamchadals. A story for the youth . EJ Günther, Leipzig 1857. (Youth library. Third volume)
  • The conquest of Nizhnois. A story for the youth and their friends (continuation of the story "Alexei and Aphaka") . Voigt & Günther, Leipzig 1856 (youth library. Sixth volume)
  • The two cousins. Novella . In: Aurora. Paperback for 1857 . Edited by Johann Gabriel Seidl . 33. Jg. Ignatz Lienhart, Vienna 1857, pp. 1-62 digitized
  • Two years at St. Domingo . Stories for the youth . Bernhard Schlicke, Berlin 1858
  • In the middle of the North Sea . Story for the youth . Voigt & Günther, Leipzig 1858 (Youth Library Volume 2) Ed. By the American Tract Society, New York (1864) Digitized
    • Die Halligen , or, In the midst of the North Sea. A narrative for the young . Translated from the German by J. Fredk. Smith. Lutheran Board of Publication, Philadelphia 1870.
  • Mooniba or young gentleman and ox boy. A story for the youth . Voigt & Günther, Leipzig 1859 (Youth Library Volume 2)
    • Indianhöfdingen Mooniba, Eller unga herrn och vallpojken; Äfventyr bland australia vildar. Consultation for ungdom af Maria Roskowska. Med 2 lithographed Flodin, Stockholm 1861 Swedish translation
  • In the bush or The stupid Hans. A story for the youth . Voigt & Günther, Leipzig 1860 (Youth Library Volume 4)
    • Complete Hans och straffången. En skildring ur australiska nybyggarelifvet . Förf. till På Halligöarna och Mooniba. Sigfrid Flodin, Stockholm 1862
  • Polish mothers. Historical novella . Kober & Markgraf, Prague, Vienna 1860 ( album. Library of German original novels . Ed. By JL Kober, 15th year volume 6) Digitized
  • From Corsica . 2 ribbons. Bernhard Schlicke, Berlin 1861
    • Before French rule. Historical story for the more mature youth with a cover picture .
    • The Bonaparte family .
  • German slaves or colonists in Brazil . Story for the youth and the people . CM Roskowsi, Bromberg 1862
  • Clar: Anno 1724 . On the characteristics of Polish rule . CM Roskowsi, Bromberg 1862 digitized
  • Old maids. Silent stories . CM Roskowski, Bromberg 1862
  • For an idle hour. Novellas and life pictures . CM Roskowski, Bromberg 1862
  • Festgabe for 1862, for the more mature youth from 11 to 15 years. The prisoner of the Senecas . With colored pictures by Gustav Harrer . Chelius, Stuttgart 1862.
  • To the National Fund. A call from German women and virgins . CM Roskowski, Bromberg 1863
  • The peri of Kamalata . Narrative. In: Emmy (ed.): Our girl buds. Poetry and prose. CM Roskowski, Bromberg 1863, #S. 19-178.
  • After a year and a half. Story for young women who have not yet read novels . CM Roskowsi, Bromberg 1863
  • From near and far. Novellas and short stories for the more mature youth. With 8 illuminated pictures by Prof. Hosemann . Winckelmann & Sons, Berlin 1863 digitized
  • Poland is not lost yet. Novel . CM Roskowski, Bromberg 1863 digitized
  • The Mayadar. A story for the youth . Voigt & Günther, Leipzig 1863
  • Despise Nobody, or the riot in India . Voigt & Günther, Leipzig 1863
  • General Rapp and the Siege of Danzig in 1813 and 14th Historical Novella . CL Rautenberg, Mohrungen 1864 ( Prussian People's Books 35)
  • Stories for girls aged 12 to 15. With 3 pictures . Julius Springer , Berlin 1865
  • Far over land and sea. Novel . 4 volumes. Publishing house of the literary-artistic establishment of E. Dittmarsch. Printed by LE Zamarski in Vienna, Vienna and Leipzig in 1865
  • Non-political stories . 2 volumes. Second edition. Franz Duncker , Berlin 1863 (2nd edition 1869)
  • With your own blood. Novel . Sonnemann , Frankfurt am Main 1870 ( novella cycle of the Frankfurter Zeitung 1870 ) digitized
  • The great Mathis. A story . Paul Kormann, Leipzig 1870 digitized
  • German people's calendar for the common year 1873 for entertainment and instruction for everyone . With contributions by FJ Proschka, M. v. Roskowska, Jenny Hirsch , Heinrich Beta etc. as well as a list of the fairs and fairs in the Prussian monarchy in 1873. Max Böttcher publishing house, Berlin 1872
  • A shamrock. Three novels . Schulze & Co., Leipzig 1875
  • On the Maidsprung. Novella . Gustav Behrend, Berlin 1876
  • The mermaid. Novella . Gustav Behrend, Berlin 1878
  • In the Balkans. Novel . In: Deutsche Roman Zeitung . Janke , Berlin 1878. Year 1878. Volume 2, No. 20, pp. 561-584, No. 21, pp. 641-668, No. 22, pp. 721-750, No. 23, pp. 801 + 822 , No. 24, pp. 897-922
  • Stralsund and Oelpern. Historical narrative . Langmann & Co., Berlin 1879
  • The evil eye. Novella . Schulze & Co., Leipzig 1879
  • Eye to eye! Novel . Gustav Behrend, Berlin 1880 ( railway entertainments 125)
  • On the Amber Coast . Story for the youth . 2nd edition Bagel, Düsseldorf 1880
  • Emmy von Dincklage The souls of the Hallas. Novel . Gerd von Osten A son of Poland . Printed and published by JP Bachem , Cologne am Rhein 1886 ( Bachem's collection of novels (two-mark volumes). A fiction house and family library . Volume 7)
  • M. Herbert : A modern fairy tale , Gerd von Oosten: Vannina. A Corsican novella . Heinrich Beta: The player. Story from American life . JP Bachem, Cologne 1886 ( Bachem's collection of short stories. A fiction house and family library . Volume 23)
  • In the whirlpool of the capital. Novel by M. von Roskowska. Hann Kuljevich. Historical novella by Mariam Tenger . Printed and published by JP Bachem, Cologne am Rhein 1886 ( Bachem's collection of novels (two-mark volumes). A fiction house and family library . Volume 10)
  • Caritas. Loose leaves from an artist's diary , in: Berliner Tageblatt , No. 45 of November 7, 1887 and No. 46 of November 14, 1887 (each in the accompanying sheet)
  • Emmy von Dincklage: The real Abbergs. Novella . Marie von Roskowska: The Count's Bride. Novella . Printed and published by JP Bachem, Cologne am Rhein 1888 ( Bachem's collection of novellas , volume 15)

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Individual evidence

  1. ^ Wilhelm Kosch: German Literature Lexicon .
  2. ^ For the first time in 1888 the name "Roskowska, Geschw., Hohenf. Neustr. 44, H. “in the Hamburg address book for 1888 , p. 340. In Hamburg address book for 1889 , p 360 is repeated this posting that.
  3. Poland is not yet lost , Polish Mothers , Anno 1724 and A Son of Poland .
  4. Jan Papiór (ed.): On Polish-German cultural communication in history - materials . Wydawn. Akad.Bydgoskiej , Bydgoszcz 2001 ISBN 83-7096-416-8 , p. 233.
  5. ^ Emil Weller : Lexicon Pseudonymorum , p. 12. Digitized .
  6. Entertainment sheet of the latest news digitized
  7. ^ German Women Writing in its European Context, 1700-1900. International conference as part of the Womens Writers of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries Conference Series at the University of London, Swansea University, the University of Sheffield and the Austrian Cultural Forum; Institute for Germanic and Romance Studies at the University of London, November 25th and 26th, 2010.
  8. ^ Review by Robert Prutz in: Deutsches Museum . FA Brockhaus, Leipzig 1859, p. 110 ff. Digitized
  9. ^ Review in "Deutsches Museum". FA Brockhaus, Leipzig 1862, issue 28, p. 77 ff.
  10. ^ Review in "Deutsches Museum". FA Brockhaus, Leipzig 1862, issue 28, p. 77 ff.
  11. "Jeszcze Polska nie zginela" (German: is not yet lost Poland). Dombrosky March by Józef Wybicki (1797). The song was sung in all three parts of Poland, in 1830 and 1831 during the November Uprising (Powstanie listopadowe), in 1863 and 1864 during the January Uprising (Powstanie styczniowe) .
  12. Continuation of the story The Mayadar .
  13. This work deals with Napoleon I.
  14. The story from the first volume, "Eine Concession", fell victim to censorship and was no longer allowed to appear in the second edition.